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Supreme Court and the Reagan Legacy
1987-09-26T22:29:30-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/3ef/000635-m.jpgCharles Tampio hosted a discussion with activist Joseph Rauh and legal scholar Bruce Fein on the lasting impact of President Reagan’s appointments on the Supreme Court. The discussion was held in the context of the Senate’s hearings on the then nominee Robert Bork. The panelists agreed that much depended on how Judge Bork would respond to social and civil rights cases should he be confirmed by the Senate.Charles Tampio hosted a discussion with activist Joseph Rauh and legal scholar Bruce Fein on the lasting impact of President Reagan’s… read more
Supreme Court and the Reagan Legacy Charles Tampio hosted a discussion with activist Joseph Rauh and legal scholar Bruce Fein on the lasting impact of President Reagan’s appointments on the Supreme Court. The discussion was held in the context of the Senate’s hearings on the then nominee Robert Bork. The panelists agreed that much depended on how Judge Bork would respond to social and civil rights cases should he be confirmed by the Senate. close
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- Bruce Fein Scholar Heritage Foundation->Legal Studies Division
- Joseph Rauh President Americans for Democratic Action
- Charles M. Tampio Chairman Close Up Foundation
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